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3 weeks ago | gardenersworld.com | Tamsin Hope Thomson

Cut back the plant first to allow water into the crown of the plant. This method is often used on weeds growing in-between paving stones. It does kill the top of the plant but may not always reach the roots, especially with weeds that have long tap-roots, such as dandelions. Expert’s opinion"It's a very good method, but it uses a lot of energy, which is not good for the environment. What I use is waste water from cooking, so once I've drained my potatoes I rush out and use the water on my patio.

1 month ago | gardenersworld.com | Alex David

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1 month ago | gardenersworld.com | Bethan Rose Jenkins

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1 month ago | gardenersworld.com | Kay Maguire

Best garden rakes to buy at a glance Best mid-range soil rake: Greenman stainless steel soil rake Best budget soil rake: Wilkinson Sword carbon steel rake Best lifetime buy soil rake: Sneeboer narrow tine rake Best plastic garden rake: Spear and Jackson Neverbend plastic leaf rake with tubular steel shaft Best metal garden rake: Greenman Ash stainless steel lawn rake Best leaf rake for sustainability : Town and Country extra large leaf rake Our expertise We tested a range of different soil,...

2 months ago | gardenersworld.com | Alex David

❚ All products were chosen independently by our editorial team. This review contains affiliate links and we may receive a commission for purchases made. Please read our affiliates FAQ page to find out more. Journals needn’t be just for planning, either. They can be a place to hold thoughts that strike you while you’re gardening, or simply to sketch or paint your take of your surroundings. Below is a curated list of journals and planners to help you keep everything sorted and in one place.